Mullens Class of 1967 Graduation Hearts Largest Yet
Mullens High School will hold commencement on May 27 at 8 p m in the school gym with 175 graduates, the largest class to date. Senior sermon set for May 22 by Rev William A Benfield of Charleston. Harold L Scott, West Virginia Odd Fellows grand master, to be honored at April 16 reception in Glenville. world convention heads Calgary 1967. Numerous guest officials and a long list of honorees and attendees from Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of West Virginia and local communities.
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Charles Leonard
Mullens High School
Harold L. Scott
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Conrad Hotel
Glenville
Scott
Linn
Calgary
British Columbia
West Virginia
A. Ford Winters
Baltimore
James Main
the World Organization
Vancouver
World
A. M. Black
Knoxville
Iowa
The
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
McMillion Relatives Attend Funeral Services
Relatives from out of state gathered for the funeral of Sherman MecMillion. Among those visiting and returning to their homes were son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Perdue of West Grove Pennsylvania and grandsons Ernie Trump and Ronnie Blake with families of Hyattsville Pennsylvania. They stayed with Mrs. MecMillion the mother and Miss Wilda MecMillion, visiting also Mrs. Gillie Trump and Ed McMillion and Cyrus Adkins of Ravencliff.
Hale Seeks New Trial in Wyoming County Case
Donald Hale, charged with the December 18 murder of Bill Durham at a tavern in Allen Junction, appeared with his attorneys in Wyoming County Circuit Court to seek a new trial. The motion was continued to the first day of the May Term for the judge to rule. if overruled, sentencing will follow.
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Pineville
RNS
Donald Hale
Bill Durham
Allen Junction
Wyoming County Circuit Court
Darwin Buried at Westminster Abbey in England
Charles Darwin, the English naturalist, is buried in Westminster Abbey, marking a historic royal and scientific landmark in the capital city. The ceremony highlights Darwin’s enduring legacy in biology and natural history.
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Charles Darwin
Naturalist
Westminster Abbey
WVU and Tech fail to transfer funds for expenses
Charleston UP1 reports the West Virginia Board of Public Works rejected transfers from personal services to current expenses for WVU and West Virginia Tech. Tech sought 7000 to cover a dean’s salary while stating no filling this year and funds needed for architects. WVU asked for 97000 for salaries of about 10 professors amid depleted current expense allotments. Governor Smith criticized the explanation and urged clarity as staff reductions loom.
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Charleston
Board of Public Works
West Virginia University
WVU
West Virginia Tech
Tech
Harry Heflin
Hulett C. Smith
State Man Held In Graveyard Capers
West German police investigated a U S soldier for toppling tombstones in Augsburg graveyard. Spec 4 James E Mays 19 of Holly West Virginia was caught attempting to push a tombstone as 88 markers and graveside Easter decorations were damaged. He underwent psychiatric evaluation and was held in investigative custody. Major General E L Rowney apologized for the incident on behalf of the 24th Infantry Division and pledged cooperation in repairs.
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Augsburg
Germany
UPI
U. S
James E. Mays
Holly
W. Va
Mays
24Th Infantry Division
E. L. Rowney
Spacemobile Lecturer Visits Glen Rogers High School
Lloyd M. Aronson space science lecturer from Goddard Space Flight Center lectured Glen Rogers High School students in a 50 minute program combining lecture with demonstrations to illustrate spacecraft principles. He showed satellite models, rockets and solar cells, and discussed rocket history and orbital physics with seventh and eighth graders and teachers.
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Lloyd M. Aronson
Robert R. Perry
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Spacemobile
Glen Rogers High School
Glen Rogers
RNL
Goddard Space Flight Center
Tiros
Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
Syncom
Aronson
Newton
Onson
Bluefield
Agency
Connecticut
United States Air Force
Colorado State University
NASA
Washington D.C
Ames Research Center
Moffett Field
Calif
Langely Re
Small Transistor Hearing Aid Perfected
An advertisement promotes a new transistor hearing aid promising clear speech and even whispers, claiming improved understanding at church, social events, or home. Readers can write P. O. Box 4217 in Charleston, West Virginia to receive full information at no obligation or cost.
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Charleston
W. Va
Youth Charged After Shooting in Glen Jean Tavern Area
A Glen Jean youth, Claude Pu gene Crawl 18, waived to Fayette County jur y on felonious assault charges after a 2 am shooting in front of Johnny Smiths Tavern. Victim Fitzhugh Parrish 18 was struck in the left shoulder and chest. gun not found. Parrish listed in satisfactory condition. investigation ongoing into a second Glen Jean Bottom shooting with Mabscott man, Earl Perry 31, listed satisfactory at Beckley hospital. no arrests yet.
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Glen Jean
Claude Pugene Crawl
Harvey
Fayette County
Trate O. B. Leas
Fayetteville
Johnny Smith
Fitzhugh Colbert Parrish
W. R. Seal
Parrish
Detroit
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Seal
Glen Jean Bottom
Mabscott
Earl Perry
Beckley Veterans Hospital
Perry
Yellowstone National Park Size and Location
Yellowstone National Park is the largest park in the United States covering 3,472 square miles across Wyoming Montana and Idaho. The park spans multiple states and is renowned for its geothermal features and wildlife.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
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Barbara Clark
Linda Whitt
Sheila Farley
Mike Runion
Melvin Reed
John Tice
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Roy Kemp
Wanda Whitt
Rosemary Lambert
Charlotte Perdue
Helen Brooks
Roy Keneda
Mike Bunion
Becky Presley
Carol Reed
Drema England
Judy Repass
Brenda Pennington
Sam Ratliff
Linda Crookshanks
Bill Short
Connie Collins
Teddy Grose
Barbara Huffman
Wanda Claytor
Barbara Edwards
Juanita Craft
Terry Caperton
Betty Pettis
Drema McKinney
Sue Cline
Peggy Andrews
Paula Ashley
Ennis Birchfield
Betty Blankenship
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Barbara Bright
Rosa Campbell
Sharon Clay
Joyce Cole
Patricia Combs
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Teresa Cook
Shelby Cox
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Darlene Dixon
Evelyn Haga
Janice Hall
Janet Halsey
Paula Houck
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Sharon Kade Bowling
Betty Jo Lambert
Judy Lauderback
Carol Lawson
Sharon Lesler
Joann Lester
Jacqueline Lewis
Betty Lilly
Linda McCoy
Brenda McKinney
Dorothy McKinney
Kathry McKinney
Linda Lou McKinney
Karen Meadows
Bernice Miller
Marjorie Mizell
Katie Morgan
Janice Neal
Tammie Parrack
Helen Radford
Dottie Redden
Deloris Robinson
Gilda Roop
Naomi
Jimmy Rinehart
Ernie Ross Jr
David Runion
James Salters
Charles Saunders Jr
Curtis Saunders
Joseph Semonco
Gary Shrader
Winfred Shrewsbury
John Shumate
Stanley Slayton
Kent Sluss
Charles Stevens
Allen Stover
Gary Sweeney
Ira Glenn Sweeney
Melvin Thorn
Warner Tunstalle
Henry Vaughn
Johnny Walker
Kenneth Watkins
Basil Weaver Jr
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Benny Willington
Roger Wood
Mike Workman
John Perdue
James Roop
Hale
Ray
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Frederick Loewe
Alan Gay Leane
Andre Previn
Jacks
Warner Bros
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Sabine
Glen Fork
Bob Hill
Mike Bailey
Robert Tolliver
Glen Rogers HS
Hampton
James T. Davidson
Elizabeth Williams
Beckley National
Neville ST
Fedeal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Cemen
Christian Dior
Granada
BELLE
Georgia
Hale Haven
Burbank
Neville Street
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